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Ready to start collecting officially licensed digital collectibles on Candy Digital?  This step-by-step guide will walk you through the process of purchasing NFTs on the platform, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience.

  To begin, you'll need to create a Candy Digital account. If you haven't already done so, follow the instructions in our "Creating and Managing Your Candy Digital Account" article.

  Explore the diverse range of NFT collections available on the platform.  You can browse by category, artist, or browse featured collections.  

 Once you've found an NFT you'd like to purchase, click on it for more information. You'll see details about the NFT, its rarity, and its current price. 

  Click on the "Add to Cart" button to add the NFT to your shopping cart. 

 When you're ready to complete your purchase, click on the shopping cart icon (usually located in the top right corner of the website) to proceed to checkout.

  Thoroughly review your order, ensuring the correct NFT is selected and the price is accurate. 

  Enter your payment information, including your credit card details or other supported payment methods. If you've already added payment information to your account, select the preferred method from the dropdown menu. 

 Review the terms and conditions, and click on "Place Order" or "Confirm Purchase" to finalize your purchase. 

  After the purchase is complete, you'll receive a confirmation email and can view your transaction history under your "Account Settings."

  Familiarize yourself with the details of the collection, including the rules, terms, and potential utility of the NFTs.

  Pay close attention to the price of the NFT, including any gas fees or platform fees that may apply. 

  If applicable, review the rarity of the NFT based on its traits and attributes. 

  Subscribe to notifications or follow artists and collections you're interested in to receive updates on new NFT releases. 

With these simple steps, you can easily purchase NFTs on Candy Digital and add exciting new digital collectibles to your collection.  Remember to explore the platform, discover your favorite artists, and enjoy the world of digital collecting!

Step-by-step guide on purchasing NFTs using different payment methods and navigating the purchase process.

How to Purchase NFTs on Candy Digital

Your NFT wallet is the digital key to your NFT collection, a secure vault where you store and manage your valuable digital assets. Understanding how to access, manage, and track your transactions within your NFT wallet is essential for a smooth and enjoyable NFT experience. 

Accessing Your NFT Wallet on Candy Digital

 Begin by logging into your Candy Digital account using your email and password. 

 Once logged in, locate the "My Collection" or "NFTs" section. This area typically displays your collection of NFTs. 

  Within your collection, you'll likely find a section or link that leads to your wallet.  Click on it to access your wallet details.  You may need to connect a supported wallet if you haven't already. 

  Your NFT wallet address is a unique identifier that allows you to receive and send NFTs.  Copy your wallet address to share it with others or to connect to other platforms. 

  Your wallet interface will display your collection of NFTs. You can browse your NFTs by category, artist, or recent purchases. 

  Click on any NFT in your collection to view its detailed information, including its rarity, attributes, and transaction history. 

  You can transfer NFTs to other wallets you control or receive NFTs from other addresses. Usually, you'll need to provide the recipient's wallet address and confirm the transaction.  

  Some platforms, like Candy Digital, might offer a built-in marketplace where you can list your NFTs for sale. You will typically set a price, choose an auction format (if applicable), and then the platform helps facilitate the sale. 

  Your wallet will typically offer a transaction history where you can review details about past NFT purchases, sales, and transfers. It will show information like the date, time, NFT, and the recipient or sender's wallet address.  

   For more in-depth transaction information, you can use blockchain explorers (like Etherscan or Flowscan for Ethereum and Flow networks, respectively). These websites provide detailed records of all blockchain transactions, including those involving NFTs. 

  Always choose a strong passphrase for your wallet. A passphrase is a secret code that protects your wallet. 

  Enable two-factor authentication on your wallet if available. This adds an extra layer of security by requiring a code from your phone or authenticator app when logging in.

  Be cautious of phishing scams, which may attempt to steal your login credentials or wallet passphrase. Always visit official websites and verify links before providing sensitive information.

Learn how to access and manage your NFT wallet, view transaction history, and track the status of your purchases.

Managing Your NFT Wallet and Transactions

When purchasing, selling, or trading NFTs on platforms like Candy Digital, it's essential to understand the various fees and costs involved. These fees help maintain and support the blockchain network and ensure secure transactions. 

  Gas fees are the fees paid to the miners on the blockchain network to process and verify transactions. Gas fees are calculated based on the complexity of the transaction and the current network activity.  Higher network activity can result in higher gas fees. 

  Candy Digital or other NFT marketplaces may charge a platform fee on top of the NFT price. These fees help cover the costs of running the platform, maintaining liquidity, and facilitating transactions. 

  Some NFT creators or artists may include a royalty fee on the resale of their NFTs. This fee is usually a percentage of the sale price and goes back to the original creator, ensuring they continue to benefit from their work. 

  Some platforms may charge a fee for listing an NFT for sale, a common practice for secondary marketplaces. 

  The specific blockchain network used for the NFTs (e.g., Ethereum, Flow) influences gas fees based on network congestion and activity. 

   Individual collections may have different royalty fee structures that are set by the creator.

  The platform you're using may have its own fees and structures that are outlined in their terms of service.

 Before completing a purchase, always carefully review the breakdown of fees to understand the total cost.

  Gas fees can fluctuate based on network activity.  Consider buying NFTs during periods of lower network congestion to potentially save on gas fees. 

  If you're looking to sell an NFT, shop around and compare the fees charged by different marketplaces. 

By understanding the different types of fees and costs associated with NFT transactions, you can make informed decisions and manage your investments effectively.

Explanation of the fees involved in buying and selling NFTs, including gas fees, platform fees, and other associated charges.

Purchases & Transactions

How to Purchase NFTs on Candy Digital

Managing Your NFT Wallet and Transactions

Understanding Transaction Fees and Costs